Men athletes gathered from around the country to participate in the level 1 2018 Beast Of The Bay Strength Challenge. People came from a far as Arizona, Nevada and Washington state to be with us here in the Northern California Bay Area for this competition. With double the athletes from last year's event with many returning athletes we were expecting a very tight competition and in many of the division it absolutely was with the winners being separated from the 2nd place athletes by 1 point or half a point. It was absolutely thrilling to witness the feats, the camaraderie and to watch big time athletes step up in clutch time for the win. Big Tommy Burns Event photos Below...
Check out the video from the Miami's Strongest Man competition held on April 7th 2018.
The Ronnie Coleman Strongman Classic was held on April 7th all part of the NPC Ronnie Coleman Classic. 80 athletes from all over Texas and the surrounding states showed up seemingly taking over the convention hall. Among the heavy weights Gabriel Pena and Dawson Montfort dominated the SHW and HW divisions punching their tickets for this years nationals. Allen Mays in the 200 division took first in 4 out of 5 events sweeping his division. Tapanga Morgan at 16 years old in the LWW took first place at her last 2 shows and is showing no signs of slowing down! Huge thanks to SBD, Beard Commander, Arlington Strength and Conditioning, Irok Nutrition, Muscle Activation, Noble, and DFW Ink for sponso
Strength for Autism 2018 is in the books! The growth of the event from last year to this year was incredible, and the increased number of competitors, spectators, vendors, and donors meant that we raised a significantly higher amount of money this year – well done yall! The beneficiary this year was the Washington County school district’s Autism Program, and they will receive over $3800 thanks to everyone that was involved in this event. Everyone that came out for this show can be proud that they supported the cause in some fashion Saturday. Beyond that, there is the matter of all this “heavy lifting” business to discuss. Our brawny contenders kicked things off in the Max Axle Press event, a
I have talked incessantly about Maidens of Might 2018 for months now (shocking I know), and plenty has been said on particular topics. Due to my constant rambling, you may already know that we shattered nearly every conceivable female attendance record in WV history with this show. You may also have heard that we offered a super heavy “Wonder Woman” division for ladies that were a little extra crazy. You are probably also aware that we were joined for the weekend by pro strongwoman Brittany Diamond. With the number competitors at the show, it would be impossible to even attempt to cover individual performances for everyone. Thus I am just going to mention a few outstanding performances in ea
